BEETS(Beta vulgaris)
In zones 4-6 sow in May through July.
BT4BADGER TORCHCert. BD/OGNEW!Beautiful elongated golden beet with reddish-gold zoning highlight streaks in the roots and yellow stems in leaves make this of possible interest to restaurants. Pleasant mild, sweet raw or cooked. Introduction by Universtiy of Wisconsin, bred by Irwin Goldman. Beet seed embryos do not form well in heat so in order to grow this seed out in our hot dry Nebraska summers, we have put a lot of research and work into figuring out as well as paying royalties to the Unitverstiy of Wisconsin. Therefore we are charging more to support those expenses.| S$4.00=1 g, ~50 seeds | |
| M$25.00=10 g, ~500 seeds | |
| LG$56.00=1 oz., ~1000 seeds | |
BTG1GOLDEN TOUCHSTONECert. BD/OGWill have in 2026 catalog. This is one of the bests golden beets around Beets are with orange skin and golden yellow flesh with shiny green leaves. Not available in 2026. Please check back in 2027. 
BT2LUTZ GREEN LEAFCert. BD/OG65-70 days.Sweet tender somewhat heart shaped roots are good winter keepers. Big tender glossy green tops with midribs are delicious. With both tasty roots and leaves, this is a winner. Our strain is one of the most true to type for Lutz. OUTSTANDING sweet flavor.| S$4.00=1 g, ~35 seeds | |
| M$10.00=3 g, ~100 seeds | |
| LG$23.00=1 oz., ~700 seeds
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BT1ROBUSCHKACert. BD/OGorBTO1ROBUSCHKACert. OG60-65 days.Vigorous plants with strong tops. Round, smooth-skinned roots are dark red throughout. Selected for its sweet fruit-like taste, it is excellent cooked, grated raw,juiced, pickled or processed. It has been given taste test first place in the Organic Seed Alliance reviews. Similar in appearance to Detroit red. Sow from early spring to mid-summer
10 seeds/ft, ½" deep, in rows 12-24" apart. Thin to 4" between plants.Catalog # BT1:
| S$4.00=1/2 g, sows 5 ft., ~25 seeds | |
| M$8.00=4 g, 40 ft., ~200 seeds | |
| LG$25.00=1 oz., sows 280 ft., ~1400 seeds | |
Catalog # BTO1:
| S$4.00=1/2 g, sows 5 ft., ~25 seeds | |
| M$8.00=4 g, 40 ft., ~200 seeds | |
| LG$25.00=1 oz., sows 280 ft., ~1400 seeds | |
| 4+ oz.$22.00/oz. bulk rate | |
BEANS
BT4BADGER TORCHCert. BD/OGNEW!Beautiful elongated golden beet with reddish-gold zoning highlight streaks in the roots and yellow stems in leaves make this of possible interest to restaurants. Pleasant mild, sweet raw or cooked. Introduction by Universtiy of Wisconsin, bred by Irwin Goldman. Beet seed embryos do not form well in heat so in order to grow this seed out in our hot dry Nebraska summers, we have put a lot of research and work into figuring out as well as paying royalties to the Unitverstiy of Wisconsin. Therefore we are charging more to support those expenses.
BTG1GOLDEN TOUCHSTONECert. BD/OGWill have in 2026 catalog. This is one of the bests golden beets around Beets are with orange skin and golden yellow flesh with shiny green leaves. Not available in 2026. Please check back in 2027.
BT2LUTZ GREEN LEAFCert. BD/OG65-70 days.Sweet tender somewhat heart shaped roots are good winter keepers. Big tender glossy green tops with midribs are delicious. With both tasty roots and leaves, this is a winner. Our strain is one of the most true to type for Lutz. OUTSTANDING sweet flavor.
BT1ROBUSCHKACert. BD/OGorBTO1ROBUSCHKACert. OG60-65 days.Vigorous plants with strong tops. Round, smooth-skinned roots are dark red throughout. Selected for its sweet fruit-like taste, it is excellent cooked, grated raw,juiced, pickled or processed. It has been given taste test first place in the Organic Seed Alliance reviews. Similar in appearance to Detroit red. Sow from early spring to mid-summer
10 seeds/ft, ½" deep, in rows 12-24" apart. Thin to 4" between plants.